Warwickshire County Council is encouraging residents to make full use of its Living Well webpages as a central hub for health, learning and practical support this summer. The online resource brings together information on staying active, social connections, lifelong learning and where to find help with money or daily living.
What the pages offer
The Living Well site aims to provide straightforward pointers for people at all stages of life. Content ranges from exercise suggestions and walking routes to details of community groups and adult learning courses in subjects such as arts, languages, digital skills, English and maths.
- Keeping active: guidance on gentle home workouts, strengthening exercises and local walking opportunities.
- Learning: details of community-based courses designed to boost confidence and employment prospects.
- Connecting: information about groups and activities to reduce isolation and build local networks.
- Practical help: signposting to financial support and services to support independent living.
Why it matters locally
Local councils increasingly aim to centralise support information to make services easier to navigate. By presenting several strands of assistance in one place, the Living Well pages seek to help residents identify appropriate services quickly — whether the priority is staying mobile, learning new skills or accessing support with day-to-day needs.
“Summer is a great opportunity to get active, spend time with others and discover local support services that can make a real difference to our health and wellbeing,”
The council’s health spokesperson, Anne‑Marie Sonko, highlighted the potential benefits of combining activity, learning and social contact for overall wellbeing. She urged people to browse the site to see what is available in their area.
How to find support
Residents can explore the full range of resources and signposting by visiting the Living Well webpages at www.warwickshire.gov.uk/livingwell. The pages are intended as a starting point and link through to local services, community groups and course information.
| Area | Examples of content |
|---|---|
| Fitness | Home exercise programmes, walking routes |
| Learning | Courses in arts, languages, digital skills |
| Practical help | Financial support and independence services |
Warwickshire residents seeking to improve physical health, develop new skills or find local support this summer are advised to consult the Living Well pages for up-to-date signposting and contacts.
